daily nebraskan
monday, november 13, 1978
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ACCOUNTING MANAGERS
Representatives for one of the worlds
largest procurement firms will be on
campus in the near future to interview
prospective employees.
The Navy is seeking college seniors for
positions in the finance field. Applicants
should be business or liberal arts majors
who can handle responsibility early in
their careers.
If you have any questions see: Carl and
Scott at the Placement Office on Nov.
14, 15, & 16 or contact:
Joe Sabel
6910 Pacific St.
Suite 400
Omaha, Ne. 68106
or call (402) 221-9386 collect.
THE NAVY-ITS NOT JUST A JOB
ITS AN ADVENTURE
Carters three vetoes fulfill
his anti inflationary promises
Washington - President Carter raised the
ire of farmers, textile marketers and stu
dent nurses Saturday by vetoing three bills,
signaling once more his determination to
curb inflation.
HP datelines
In a series of actions aimed at control
ing inflation, Carter also announced plans
to keep feed-grain prices from increasing
by more than approximately five percent
in the next two years.
The president's moves came well ahead
of a midnight deadline for vetoing legisla
tion enacted by the 95th Congress, which
adjourned Oct. 15 at the end of an around-the-clock
lawmaking weekend . The actions
finally cleared Carter's desk of pending
bills.
The White House announced that Carter
had vetoed:
-A bill that would have restricted his
ability to permit imports of cheap foreign
beef.
-A measure that would have forbidden
him to lower tariffs on imported textiles.
-A bill authorizing spending "far in
excess" of that requested by the admini
stration for student-nurse training.
Carter also decided against imposing
tighter production controls on already
abundant supplies of corn and other feed
grains, an action projected to lead to an
average increase in corn prices of about one
percent by next October and 4.4 percent in
the year after that, given normal weather.
Paraquat pot hazard
Washington- Eight months after HEW
Secretary Joseph Califano touched off con
cern over paraquat-contaminated mari
juana, a federal drug agency has toned
down its estimate of the hazard posed to
heavy marijuana smokers.
The heavy users still could run a risk of
ermanent lung damage from smoking
Mexican marijuana tainted by the tasteless,
odorless, colorless but poisonous herbi
cide, according to a final report released by
the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
The institute fixed the danger level at
five marijuana cigarettes daily for a year
with 500 parts per million of paraquat. It
makes no mention of risk for occasional
smokers.
The institute, an agency within the
Department of Health, Education and Wel
fare, had said in its preliminary report last
March that the danger existed for anyone
who for several months smoked three to
five joints daily containing 450 parts per
million of paraquat.
It also indicated in its preliminary
report that there could be a risk for those
who smoked less often or fewer contamin
ated joints.
In its final report, the institute also
warned that pot smokers have more to
worry about than just paraquat contamin
ation. The institute said regular marijuana
smoke contains more cancer causing agents
than tobacco smoke. It cited a recent study
that found chronic marijuana smokers
those who smoke five or more joints a
day- had less ability to exhale air that
those who smoked 16 or more cigarettes a
day.
The revent study said tars from mari
juana smoke were shown to produce
tumors in laboratory-tested animals.
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Builders
is having a
reorganization! I meeting.
Tues. Nov. 14th 700 pm
in the Nebraska Union
Everyone Invited!
puilders is the only student service organization
and has been involved in such activities as :
Activities Mart Buzz Book
Hosting Tours of UNL Campuses
Builders Scholarships
Student Advising and many more
short stuff
Need help in accounting?
Beta Alpha Psi is sponsoring
an accounting lab today in
CBA 120 from 3:30 p.m. to
5 p.m. and in CBA 123
from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Beta Alpha Psi members will
be available to answer any
questions you may have on
accounting material.
The University Program
Council-East will present
"The Goodbye Girl" to
night at 9 in the East
Room, number will be post
ed. There will be a free
disco after the movie until
11.
ECKANKAR will meet
tonight at 7:30 in the
union. Room number will
be posted.
The New Student
Orientation is sponsoring an
orientation host meeting at
3:30 pjn. Tuesday in the
union. Room number will
be posted.
Zeta and Zeta alumni
chapter of Omicron Nu will
meet 6:15 pjn. Tuesday at
the UNL Faculty Club,
1520 R Street. A mini
workshop on leadership will
begin at 7 pjn.
Builders will meet at 7
p.m. Tuesday in the union.
Room number will be posted.
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